The November issue of the Conde Nast Traveler magazine featured an article on the 69 Greatest Fiction Travel Books of all Time. Included on this list were Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Crime and Punishment, Don Quixote, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Heart of Darkness, Lolita, Lady Chatterley's Lover, The Odyssey, One Hundred Years of Solitude, On the Road, The Shipping News, along with a host of others.
They define fiction travel books as those "in which a place is as important a character as the protagonist."
Kane/Miller has several books that we feel would fit right in with this definition, including:
Of course, we also have books coming out in the spring which would also make great additions to the list, including our middle grade fiction, Hannah's Winter and Moonrunner.
They define fiction travel books as those "in which a place is as important a character as the protagonist."
Kane/Miller has several books that we feel would fit right in with this definition, including:
Of course, we also have books coming out in the spring which would also make great additions to the list, including our middle grade fiction, Hannah's Winter and Moonrunner.
